Does anyone actually use this variation of declaring variables?
I rarely see it.
I think its possibly useful in instances where the variables are highly related (eg.. x, y or startDate, endDate). This way the reader can know they belong together but I wouldn’t be bunching a load of variables up just because they are all public strings etc.
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